The snip shift: March Madness used to drive vasectomies. Now abortion bans do.
In the 19th, a trend has been observed among urologists. They have used terms like "Vas Madness" and "Vasectomy Vacation" to describe a phenomenon where men undergo vasectomies and recover while watch
By Shefali LuthraMarch 17, 20261 min read
In the 19th, a trend has been observed among urologists. They have used terms like "Vas Madness" and "Vasectomy Vacation" to describe a phenomenon where men undergo vasectomies and recover while watching sports. This practice has been encouraged by urologists as a way for cisgender men to obtain permanent contraception. The idea is that patients can recover from the procedure while engaging in leisure activities. Further details about this trend and its connection to current events are available from the source, which notes a shift in the factors driving vasectomies in the local area.
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